North Carolina Power of Attorney Forms

North Carolina power of attorney is the legal function of electing someone else to step in and handle financial, tax, or medical decisions and actions on your behalf. There may come a time in life when due to age illness, or injury, that you are not able to direct your financial activity or manage your health care. To do’s such as simply paying bills or making medical decisions may not be able to be completed on your own. Therefore it is important that you make your future requests by choosing a spouse, close family member, or friend to handle these types of decisions.
By law (Chapter 32A of the General Statutes), the person you select must always act in your best interest an may not be compensated for their services (although they may be reimbursed for expenses). Also, the form must not only be notarized during signature time but also witnessed by at least two (2) persons.

Through a North Carolina Financial Power of Attorney, you appoint an Attorney-In-Fact to make all your monetary related decisions for you immediately, or structure the document so it only becomes in effect when you can no longer speak for yourself. Your choice in the agent should meet your full confidence and trust in both their integrity and in their business sense as they will have…

With a North Carolina general power of attorney form a resident may have the same powers to select a representative, referred to as an ‘Agent’, to make monetary decisions on their behalf as the Durable Form. Except that the General does not remain valid or have ‘Springing’ ability due to it not being valid any longer if the principal becomes mentally incompetent. Like all power…

The limited power of attorney form allows a person in North Carolina to choose someone else to have control over a specific action or event. The power the principal may grant can be anything legal under the laws of North Carolina in relation to financial matters and can be as minute as picking up mail for a period of time to closing on a real…

After downloading the North Carolina medical power of attorney form, you can appoint a health care agent. Also, via the living will, located inside the advance directive you enumerate the conditions under which you would or would not choose to receive various critical medical treatments. Your health care agent is in charge of directing your medical care, so it is vital that he or she…

Use the following document to cancel an existing or valid power of attorney document in North Carolina. The form in use may be for financial or medical needs. The revocation must be completed and signed in the presence of a notary public and receive the acknowledgment or stamp to be valid. In order for financial and medical facilities to be aware the power of attorney…

The North Carolina tax power of attorney form, also known as the GEN-58, is a document that allows a resident to choose someone else to handle their tax filing with the Department of Revenue. Unlike other power of attorney documents within the State, this form does not need to be notarized or witnessed in order for it to take effect.

The vehicle power of attorney document, or MVR-63, allows a person who owns a vehicle located in North Carolina to choose someone else to handle the transfer of ownership or apply for registration/title at the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles. The form must be notarized in order for it to be legally effective.